Dancelife – Samba Pa Ti

Dancelife – Samba Pa Ti gathers twenty-three Samba-labelled recordings with individual artist credits, tempos and durations. Give It Up and Carnaval de Paris open the programme, with Celia Cruz’s Quimbara among the Latin repertoire. Later selections include Oye by Gloria Estefan, Mama Yo Quiero by Carlos Oliva and Baila by Jennifer Lopez. Santana’s Samba Pa Ti and Michael Jackson’s Cry also feature before Oye Como Va and Timbales close the album. Remix notes and differing tempo values help distinguish the particular recordings within this varied MP3 collection.

Product Details

Format: MP3
Dance Style (source): Latin
Brand (source): Dancelife
Music Type: Vocal & Instrumental

Product ID: 16969 Category: Dancelife

Dancelife – Samba Pa Ti contains 23 source-labelled Samba recordings with individual artists, tempo figures and durations. The programme features several credited performers and remixes, with familiar popular titles alongside Latin repertoire. Its supplied tempo values vary substantially, so the collection is not described as a uniform-speed Samba set.

Give It Up by Goodmen opens the programme, followed by Carnaval de Paris, Fiesta Fiesta, Mueve Mueve and To Brazil. Ooh La La La, E O Chan and Vamanos lead into Celia Cruz's Quimbara. Tiemblo and Boriqua Anthem retain their remix notes before Parney da Castro, Mi Con Con, Callate, K Pasa and Back to St Lucia continue the sequence.

The later repertoire includes Oye by Gloria Estefan, Mama Yo Quiero by Carlos Oliva and Baila by Jennifer Lopez. Santana's Samba Pa Ti and Michael Jackson's Cry follow with their distinct source tempo values 24 and 25. Oye Como Va and Timbales complete the collection. Every original credit, classification, timing and version note remains beside its supplied entry. Customers can therefore compare the artists and song lengths while seeing the particular tempo attached to each recording. The product supplies vocal and instrumental MP3 music for listening and dance repertoire selection, without technical Samba instruction or automatically converted tempo units.